Costa Tsobanoglou, better known by his stage name Costa Titch, was a well-known performer from South Africa.
According to reports, rapper “Big Flexa” died on Saturday while entertaining festival attendees at the Ultra Music Festival in Johannesburg.
The performer can be seen falling over in online performance videos, but he continues singing after being helped up by security. He needed to be removed from the stage because he sagged once more.
Phil Mphela, a South African media personality, confirmed the news on Twitter late Saturday night.
Costa Titch, rest in peace. Mphela stated on Twitter. Costa Tsobanoglou, a Nelspruit-born dancer and artist, has died. He was 27.”
Titch rose to prominence with tracks such as “Big Flexa,” “Nkalakatha,” and “Activate,” as well as his contribution to the Amapiano genre. The upcoming artist recently signed a deal with Akon’s record label, Konvict Kulture.
Costa’s death is yet another terrible loss for the South African music industry, following the death of his colleague Kiernan Forbes, aka AKA, in February.
Where did Costa Titch grow up?
Costa Titch grew raised in the South African town of Nelspruit, Mpumalanga.
What language did Costa Titch speak?
What language did Costa Titch rap in? The majority of his lyrics are written in IsiZulu and SeSotho, two indigenous languages of South Africa. The song “Wag ‘N Bietjie,” which includes YoungstaCPT, contains Afrikaans lyrics.